Frank Mantua, the Director of Golf for US Golf Camps has just received another honor, being named among the “America’s Top 50 Kids Teachers” for the second year in a row by US Kids Golf.
January 31, 2007 (Press Release) --
Saltsburg, PA – January 31, 2006
Frank Mantua, the Director of Golf for US Golf Camps has just received another honor, being named among the “America’s Top 50 Kids Teachers” for the second year in a row by US Kids Golf. He is one of only a handful of instructors to be honored in consecutive years.
The award is given to professionals who have dedicated their careers to developing youth golf around the country. Furthermore, this award recognizes Mantua’s commitment to helping kids not only learn the game of golf, but also develop a love for the game that lasts far beyond their days as a junior golfer.
“This award is more a reflection of our entire staff at US Golf Camps than it is of me individually,” said Mantua. “Our primary goal is to create a fun learning environment for the kids. I am very grateful to US Kids Golf for this award and to my staff for their contributions.”
US Golf Camps conduct the Ultimate Junior Golf Camp Experience for children ages 9 to 18. Boys and girls from 30 states and 14 countries come to the Kiski School in Western Pennsylvania each summer.
The staff for the camp is made up of PGA/LPGA Professionals, college golf coaches, and collegiate players that not only have a great knowledge of the golf swing, but also enjoy teaching junior golfers.
Frank Mantua, the Director of Golf for US Golf Camps has just received another honor, being named among the “America’s Top 50 Kids Teachers” for the second year in a row by US Kids Golf. He is one of only a handful of instructors to be honored in consecutive years.
The award is given to professionals who have dedicated their careers to developing youth golf around the country. Furthermore, this award recognizes Mantua’s commitment to helping kids not only learn the game of golf, but also develop a love for the game that lasts far beyond their days as a junior golfer.
“This award is more a reflection of our entire staff at US Golf Camps than it is of me individually,” said Mantua. “Our primary goal is to create a fun learning environment for the kids. I am very grateful to US Kids Golf for this award and to my staff for their contributions.”
US Golf Camps conduct the Ultimate Junior Golf Camp Experience for children ages 9 to 18. Boys and girls from 30 states and 14 countries come to the Kiski School in Western Pennsylvania each summer.
The staff for the camp is made up of PGA/LPGA Professionals, college golf coaches, and collegiate players that not only have a great knowledge of the golf swing, but also enjoy teaching junior golfers.
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